Just to say "Thanks"

I know this is a relatively young site (the site not the people) but I just wanted to publically say a huge "Thanks" to Mark.

It must be tremendously hard work keeping this place up to date, but Mark does just that. News and Links appear as fast as he can find them, which makes life so much easier for all us ordinary members.

I was gobsmacked at the speed and number of links posted almost immediately after today's match. Though he always seems to be up to date.

well said Tally i echo everything - this site is fab, the best murray site on the web by a long way - the news and updates are fantastic and this leads to people coming back again and again - theres a sense of a mini-murray community here

Thanks guys, it does take a lot of my time but I enjoy working on it and keeping track of Murray's career. Hopefully the site continues to grow and eventually there will be people helping me out with providing news etc. therefor someone always will be there to bring you the latest

Not much I can add to what the others have said....the site is top notch, and as none of my friends or family are really into tennis, it's great to have a place to share views with others who are like minded.

:supz: yea, totally echo all your words!!! it's such a sucessful website.. and it's all thanks to Mark! Really wouldn't be the same! :thx:

but erm...sorry to break the party but i predict Mark's work will be doubling in NO time! from my experience at VR.com... we rose from 500 registered users to 2200 registered users in 5 months! so quite a bit of moderating has to be done...

It's such a shame, that as a site goes ever more popular you get your fair share of eejits and general undesirables. ( I think I've said I'm an Admin on another site, so I do know the pitfalls. Quick crackdown on obvious triolls/spammers is essential. If you need any help Mark, my years of teaching means I can crack the whip. )

I've never been the managing moderator (like Mark on this site) but i've done a few controling of the public forums on some sites... (i.e. controling the posts etc) the first ever Marat site springs to mind, and i moderatord the Russian Forum on VR.com... but it's a shame, it's been deleated because of band width avaliability and popularity (not many russian fans!) so im jobless at this moment in time